Beyond cryptocurrencies, blockchain has broad applications. In finance, it enables faster and cheaper cross-border payments, peer-to-peer lending, and decentralized finance (DeFi). In supply chains, it provides traceability for goods, helping companies verify product origins and reduce fraud. In healthcare, blockchain can secure patient records and streamline data sharing among providers. Governments are also exploring blockchain for digital identity, land registries, and e-voting systems.
Beyond cryptocurrencies, blockchain has broad applications
Anndy LianOct, 15 2025 12:04
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